Armenian, Hebrew...

[Vardanyan, Ashot]

Oh, yes, I completely agree, I didn't mean there would be a need for that. It isn't even important for the audience. I found the fact per se interesting.

Ashot Vardanyan



04/07 18:58 Sarah Hurst <sarahhurst at ALASKA.NET> wrote:
> In Borat the two main characters are supposed to be speaking the same language to each other (ostensibly Kazakh). As it's really a nonsense language each actor just speaks in whatever foreign language he knows, with Sasha Baron-Cohen throwing in quite a few Polish words, I think. So it wouldn't really make sense to differentiate the subtitles and indicate that one actor is speaking Armenian.
> 
> Sarah Hurst


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